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Erection of a single storey side and rear extension

73 St Brides Way Bothwell G71 8QG

DecidedReference: HM/17/0306South Lanarkshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Detailed planning application
Received
19 Jun 2017
Validated
20 Jun 2017
Determination deadline
20 Aug 2017
Local authority
South Lanarkshire

Application overview

Erection of a single storey side and rear extension

Proposal details

Reference
HM/17/0306
Alternative references
100056009-001
Ward
16 Bothwell And Uddingston

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Application location

73 St Brides Way Bothwell G71 8QG

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision notice - grant conditional planning permissionP-Application Mail17 Aug 2017View
Compliance with conditions letterP-Application Mail17 Aug 2017View
Important notes revised form2P-Application Mail17 Aug 2017View
Officer reportP-Application Mail16 Aug 2017View
R - representation - craig stewartP-R-Representations · PDF18 Jul 2017View
R - representaiton - craig stewartP-R-Representations · PDF18 Jul 2017View
Neighbour notification notice (new)P-Application Mail28 Jun 2017View
Valid letterP-Application Mail28 Jun 2017View
Neighbour notification mapGeneral Documents27 Jun 2017View
Neighbours notifiedGeneral Documents27 Jun 2017View
Proposed ground floor plan - approvedP-Plans · PDF21 Jun 2017View
Existing and proposed site plans - approvedP-Plans · PDF21 Jun 2017View
Existing and proposed elevations - approvedP-Plans · PDF21 Jun 2017View
Location plan and existing ground floor plan and site plan - approvedP-Plans · PDF21 Jun 2017View
Proposed foundation, floor joist plan - approvedP-Plans · PDF21 Jun 2017View
Fee calculationsP - Application Form · PDF20 Jun 2017View
Application formP - Application Form · PDF20 Jun 2017View
Application summaryP-Application Mail · PDF20 Jun 2017View

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Decision & conditions

Application approved
Decision notice - grant conditional planning permission
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